Rogue by Rob Colton
Experience one of the top-rated Free games on the App Store, Rogue by Rob Colton! Developed by the innovative team at Robert Durfee, this Adventure game provides a unique gaming experience like no other. With a content rating of 12+, it’s perfect for a wide range of players. Since its initial release on 27th November 2019, the game has seen numerous updates, with the latest version launched on 27th November 2019.
Are you a fan of Adventure, games? Then Rogue by Rob Colton is right up your alley! You won’t be able to resist its appeal.
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How Much Does Rogue by Rob Colton Cost?
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Rogue by Rob Colton Release Date
Eager to know when Rogue by Rob Colton first graced the App Store? It was launched on 27th November 2019.
When Was Rogue by Rob Colton Last Updated?
The latest version of Rogue by Rob Colton was updated on 27th November 2019, ensuring a more enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
Where Can I Download Rogue by Rob Colton?
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A Glimpse into Rogue by Rob Colton
Rollie Davison is investigating the next big story for his EcoSpy blog when he stumbles into a world he never knew existed. Help Rollie solve the mystery of the rogue… and maybe catch himself a man in the meantime!
Rogue is a short and sweet point-and-click adventure game in the style of LucasArts classic games. It was developed for Bara Jam 2019, using Adventure Game Studio.
(Note: Rogue features male/male situations.)
Story Design and Programming by Rob Colton
Custom Sprites by Katuen
CG Artwork by PauPerish
User Interface elements by CaesarCub
Music by Gustav Holst
What’s New in the Latest Update?
Find out what’s new in the latest version of Rogue by Rob Colton updated on 27th November 2019:
User Reviews on Rogue by Rob Colton
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We enjoyed this game. It was cute and interesting. Very different. We got stuck a few times because it was difficult to find the exact pixel we needed to click. Will definitely play other games by this creator.
Seems like it would be a fun game, but the cursor stops working when we try to save the game. Have force-quit and restarted many times. Unfortunate because we think we would enjoy the game.
There needs to be a walkthrough or introduction that shows what to do if stuck, even a hint. This game does none of that, its not that playable because you could be stuck on a part for hours on end, heck, we even wanted to try again, but it still left us stuck and clueless, stuck at parts. We didnt have glitch issues, but if we have to search up how to play the game then we dont like it. We get the fact its a short and simple story, but theres a plot whole where the ranger goes up, where does he go? If he Died we expect to see a body, or did he straight up teleport? He disappears into thin air, and we hear about the rest of the pack, but we dont get to see them, also This game felt like it could have had more potential if it had maybe a little more of things, in game hints too, not the worst game by any means, but it could have gone better. Im sorry for changing our review so much, but we wanna change it whenever we get more information. We hope your future games dont have the same issues as this one, hope that you take the words of this final review as positive criticism.
There should be a walkthrough available if you get stuck. It seems like each action you have to do is incredibly hard to, the controls are inconvenient and we find myself stuck at the factory doors.
Hard to play on the iPhone because the white bar at the bottom (which you drag up to exit the game) blocks the Use verb. We didnt make it out the first room because the interface is so awful and infuriating to use.
The game was ok until we got to the broken cell phone portion. No matter what we do, no which order we do it in, he remains stuck in that scene. He cant walk the path and the wolf isnt triggered to howl as it should be. This should be fixed.